Steuart Liebig, a celebrated veteran of the LA underground music scene, unveils a new lineup of his band Minim on the Santa Monica Public Library’s Soundwaves New Music series, Saturday June 1, at 3:30PM in the Main Library’s MLK Jr.

For Shawn in Hermosa Beach, L.A.'s embrace of individuality is one of the reasons he stays. “I just feel like L.A. celebrates individuality and encourages it. I grew up with a lot of pressure to conform. Individuality was frowned upon," he said.

The Santa Monica College Musical Theatre Workshop will celebrate live theater with performances of “Singular Sensation!” on Friday, June 7, at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, June 8, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.; and Sunday,

Underwater listening sessions, a cardboard yacht regatta, pride events, summer solstice moments, special adults-only swims, along with a variety of sand and beach recreation is set for a summer of fun for all ages at the Annenberg Community Beach House.

By Joan Albion Downtown areas are the heart and soul of any city, offering a vibrant atmosphere and numerous economic opportunities. However, the decline of main streets like State Street in Santa Barbara raises concerns about the future of these areas.

Nick Carter’s attorneys contested the 'outrageous claims' in the 'Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter' docuseries, which details the three sexual assault allegations against the singer.

Toledo Diamond — Unique, riveting, first class act. There’s nothing like it, it is high performance art and great decadent fun. Degeneracy is rarely so well disciplined. And the band is smokin’! Don’t. Miss. Toledo Diamond. Sun 9:30pm, Harvelle’s, Santa Monica, $12.

In late March and early April, a sick visitor dined on doughnuts and fried chicken in the Simpsons area at Universal Studios, browsed for souvenirs at the Santa Monica Pier, ate at a string of fast-casual chain restaurants across the city and repeatedly ...

Color Me Mine apologized after employees were filmed dumping liquid glaze into a storm drain in Santa Monica, causing a backlash.

The man who assaulted two women in Venice last month is now facing a murder charge after one of his victims died last week. On Tuesday, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced that Anthony Jones,